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EDITORIALS

  • Dec- 2021 -
    29 December

    THE BIG PICTURE

    Sri Lankans celebrated their newfound freedom (from the clutches of pandemic ridden restrictions on their mobility)

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  • 29 December

    STATE OF THE NATION

    The mystery of exploding gas cylinders kept the authorities at bay, and users at home and in eateries wary, not long ago…regarding

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  • 2 December

    THE BIG PICTURE

    Whether or not one supports or opposes the incumbent government, it is no secret that Sri Lanka is grappling with multiple crises

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  • 2 December

    COVID-19 FALL OUT

    We may well be speaking for most of us by saying we haven’t been feeling like ourselves since the outbreak of COVID-19. A shadow

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  • 2 December

    STATE OF THE NATION

    Aquatrain in Dhammapada characterises our blessed isle’s welfare as being conditional. So when a brace of these crumble

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  • 2 December

    COP26 MEETING

    Most of the world’s citizens had very little hope that any positive outcomes would emerge as result of an overrated and overhyped

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  • Nov- 2021 -
    25 November

    LEGAL REFORMS

    The appointment of a presidential task force to take the One Country, One Law concept forward has generated a divisive debate

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  • Oct- 2021 -
    28 October

    THE BIG PICTURE

    One doesn’t have to be famous to live the red carpet moment – not here in Sri Lanka, which has one for the infamous too! In early September, the powers

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  • 28 October

    THE PANDORA PAPERS

    Pandora in Greek mythology had a box that once opened, and unleashed all manner of misery and evil known to humankind. The ancient myth has yet again

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  • 28 October

    STATE OF THE NATION

    Sri Lanka stares into the bankruptcy abyss whilst battling economic and sociopolitical fires, and whether it’ll survive is a matter of conjecture. Let the monetary

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